Model:
350-0200 and 350-0220
Average rating: 5/5
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Guild D25
Overview
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Product:
- acoustic guitars
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Dates of manufacture:
1968 to 2001
Guild's classic dreadnought the D25 was introduced in 1968. Guild D25s intially had a mahogany top and a flat back.The D25 was changed in 1976 to have a solid spruce top, solid mahogany sides and arched mahogany back. The D25 also features a rosewood fingerboard and bridge. By the year 2000 more D25s had been sold than any other Guild model, but the D25 was discontinued in 2001 when Fender moved all Guild production to its factory in Corona, California.
Other versions of this guitar include the Guild D25M with mahogany top and the Guild D25-12 string.
Specifications (23)
General
| Finish colors | black finish, natural finish |
| Made in | USA |
| Binding | black binding |
| Number of strings | 6 strings |
| Scale length | 25.5 inches scale-length |
Body
| Body back material | mahogany body back |
| Body sides material | mahogany body sides |
| Body style | dreadnought-size body |
| Body top material | mahogany body top, spruce body top |
| Pickguard material | tortoiseshell pickguard |
| Soundhole rosette | 3-stripe rosette |
| Soundhole | round soundhole |
Neck
| Body fret | Neck joins body at 14th fret |
| Neck joint | set neck |
| Neck material | mahogany neck |
| Neck width | 1.69 inches wide at nut |
| Number of frets | 20 fret |
| Tuner layout | three-each-side |
Hardware
| Bridge pins | white with black dot pins |
| Bridge | rosewood bridge |
Fretboard
| Fingerboard inlay material | pearl fingerboard inlay material |
| Fingerboard material | rosewood fingerboard |
| Fingerboard position markers | dot fingerboard position markers |
Prices (47)
| Date | Price | Condition | Name | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1979 | $600 | good | ||
| 1987 | £300 | excellent | ||
| 1978 | $355.00 | new | ||
| 1996 | £650 | new | Iain | |
| 1976 | $400 | new | ||
| 1968 | $300 | new | ||
| 1978 | $300 | new | ||
| 2018 | $200 | worn | 12 string mod d5-125sb | |
| 2016 | $499 | worn | ||
| 1978 | £250 | new | bill | |
| 1978 | $350 | new | ||
| 2018 | $150 | worn | ||
| 1973 | $600 | good | ||
| 1996 | $1400 | new | ||
| 1982 | $600 | new | ||
| 1987 | $750 | excellent | ||
| 1973 | $335.00 | good | Jack | |
| 2001 | $885 | new | ||
| 1998 | $900 | new | Nathan | It's a Limited Edition D25 cherry from 1996, American made. List price was USD 1,400, but I was told that unlike (at the time) Martin guitars, the room to negotiate was very wide. Thus, I picked it up for 900 or thereabouts, in North Carolina. |
| 1986 | $350 | excellent | Mike | |
| 1976 | $400 | new | ||
| 2018 | $600 | excellent | ||
| 1974 | $275.00 | good | Jim | I bought my 1974 D25M new with hard case- arch bottom, mahogany top- just sent back to Fender in 2017: neck reset, new frets, new rosewood bridge- Cost from Fender $925 but no charge since they honored the Guild lifetime guarantee/ warranty. There isn’t a mark on the guitar- new condition. I had original receipt from ‘74’. Now who keeps receipts for 43 years?! |
| 1984 | $750 | new | ||
| 1982 | $500 | new | ||
| 1973 | $250 | new | ||
| 1975 | $600 | good | ||
| 1977 | $300 | good | ||
| 1980 | $400 | new | ||
| 1979 | $250 | new | ||
| 1983 | $450 | excellent | ||
| 1982 | $800.00 | new | ||
| 1975 | $500 | new | ||
| 1972 | $144.00 | new | ||
| 1975 | $200.00 | good | ||
| 1975 | $200.00 | good | ||
| 1975 | $325 | good | ||
| 1975 | $300 | good | ||
| 1971 | $400 | new | ||
| 1972 | $250 | new | ||
| 2002 | $750 | new | Alex V | Made in Westerly RI |
| 1982 | $800 | good | ||
| 1977 | $399 | new | Mark | I have enjoyed it all of these years. |
| 1971 | $400.00 | excellent | ||
| 1986 | $500 | new | ||
| 2000 | $799 | new | ||
| 2018 | $900 | good |
Reviews (1)
GUILD D25 reviewed by Philip
Philip
A very dependable and rich sounding guitar. Mine is a 1978 D25 which I had a neck reset on recently . Good projection and amazing sustain when tuned to DADGAD. Upgraded the stock strap openbacked tuners but guitar now a keeper. The back is arched on these .
